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Enid Blyton by George Greenfield (ISBN: 9780753107201)
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Enid Blyton Unknown - 2003
by George Greenfield
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With annual sales of over ten million copies, Enid Blyton remains one of the most successful writers in the world, and her characters capture the imagination of countless children. But who was the real Enid Blyton? This biography describes Enid Blyton's background and career, her inspirations and her style. It also deals with the multi-million pound business that the Enid Blyton industry has become since her death.
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- Title Enid Blyton
- Author George Greenfield
- Binding unknown
- Publisher Ulverscroft Large Print
- Date January 2003
- ISBN 9780753107201
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